George Harrison’s ‘Electric Sound’ Showed Off the Potential of the Moog Synthesizer George Harrison first learned of the Moog synthesizer in 1968 while he was in Los Angeles. According to ...

One of the staple attributes of George Harrison’s music is the Indian influence embedded within it. “My Sweet Lord,” “Within You Without You,” and “The Inner Light” are just a few of ...

No need for a DNA test on this tune. Harrison swerved hard on this album, moving away from more mainstream recent themes on Thirty Three & 1/3 and George Harrison toward a hardened, often ...

George Harrison and Eric Clapton had a friendship that survived some unbearably rocky periods. Clapton, for example, actively pursued Harrison’s wife, Pattie Boyd, while they were still married.

As they walked in Boyd’s garden, Harrison pointed to a small group of flowers in the breeze. “‘The flowers are shivering,’” she recalled him saying. “Only George would think flower shiver.

George Harrison's toast crust has been sold for thousands and is being preserved with museum-like care. Getty Images Here comes the crumb. A piece of toast that was left behind by late Beatles ...

For The Beatles’ George Harrison, one major life event influenced a whole career of solo releases. One of which was the song “My Sweet Lord” from his 1970 solo album All Things Must Pass.

Everybody knows how George Harrison started the '70s: His seven-times platinum international chart-topping triple album All Things Must Pass reeled off the No. 1 "My Sweet Lord" in the wake of the ...

Until this year our songs have been better than George’s Only in the months leading up to The Beatles’ break-up was Harrison’s contribution and his songwriting abilities finally acknowledged ...

For George Harrison, the November 1970 release of "All Things Must Pass" possessed all the subtlety of an atomic bomb. The multiplatinum album acted as a coming-out-party, acquainting music lovers ...

By Gary Graff They may not have had quite as bountiful of a vault as for the All Things Must Pass anniversary edition, but the George Harrison estate and Dark Horse Records had no shortage of ...

The Fab Four had a long history of overlooking songs that George Harrison wrote, so when the time came to cut what would become one of his most iconic contributions to the Beatles’ discography ...